Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-21
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rrnfnoe AZ Prorisfons-

ST. LOUls, Mo, Sept. 2O.--Flour-Ea bu:
unchanged at 60 lCG4 10 Wheat-Free selling
early KNOCKED prices down itS25c, but reaction
occurred, recovery was made, and the market
closed ia s : above Yesterday. No. red cash
6Sd6S4c; october 6SSE6S &C, closing GS's;;
November 69340 10o, closing at zoe; Decem-
Der 7lG1llsc, closing at Itlc; May 7s01sla
closing at - 01SlsC. Corn-Marbet "a higher
for MAY cash 39GiGc. October 3S "a ass c, clos
ing at IS &c; November 37A5d574c, closing at
5I}4s: December &C, closing at 3l%c
bidi May i04 Gl058c, closing at 4Oza
Hay, goot grades firm pran higher, &c az mill.
Eggs firm It l20l2,sc per dozen; CO. meal
steedy at s. 10 N Risky steady st ST %
Provisions generally firm; pork, irregular;
new, SIS -. Lard S. 25a6 go Dry salt meats
boxed, shoulders s. 30; long clears IS 30; clear
ribs s. 50; short cleare s. 81. Bacon, boxed,
| shoulders s. 25G6 3T%: long clears 50 lag
8 40, clear ribs s. 4Ud9 so; short clears 50 SOM
| 9 So Hams 81 0OGl4 %. Afternoon board
| Wheat steady ana unchanged. Corn shade
easier. Oats firm
| Chicago. ILL, Sept. I2)-Dulness again
| characterized the wheat market to-day and
uIiCes held steady within yesterdays range I'LL
| near close when trade showed some little I'm
| provement. The >ct that cotton traders VINO
usuRly lead now on the bear side and think in
view of the foreign situation that there is no
! hope for wheat holders Is beng trumpeted
| daily and those who would buy are k pt in q
limid state of mind. Firmness toward the close
was attributed TO come desire on part OF shorts
ceipts continue quite free, aggregatiTlg
| 900 bushels a. j Points, while
| shipments from same wee $4,000 bushels
| exports from three seaboard ports were re
ported as being LEO 90 b shells. October
wheat opened at $50, dec ined 10 SIS G. re
! acted to Is "a G68htc, AID closed at CSC Com
opened q little oil bat showed enough hrmues5
during tGe II ornirg to advance prices about
| u. the quiet continued I'll the squirt In whea1
just bafofe ! O'clock IN tthe afternoon
wen the bulls in the COrner pit took
charge and added another &c TO the price
of October ana May. THIS left corn &c
better than yesterdays closing prices, but at
the afternoon session there was q slight rea9-
non. october sold ST Ale to open, went TO ~.
and Closed st Axe: May, the leading t-ture
opened q: 1850, sold fraCtionaily lower, touch
ed A. aud lett of at "A 3. a 44E5c. Under the in
. fluence o. liEnr receipts of nogs and higher
prices therefor, provisions opeled stronger
md prices for .eading speculative articles rule
: higher. Offerings were N JCeTate while Tx
. ceRland on local and OUTSIDE account was sui
ficiently urgent to cause an advance of ~ a 10
he ma. ke: ruled quiet with litsl
more inclination On operators par
= TO sell witn lighter inquiry from al sources
resulting in an cas- er feeling and 10 yer prices
: Concluding prices are not materially chang g,
from yesterdays close. January divided witt
| . -tober the intere ct OF oper tors for Oc.obe
Z delivery. Lard sold ct s 35G6 40 and short rib
: at IS 5OG- 5fh, closing at IS 35G6 3I]s and 3
respectively. PoIk ranged for January q
So 25dl2 SIX. lard st S. 40G6 42H and shor
ribs at So 25a6 3?s. for this month, aad close
| for short ri0f. Leading futures closed q
is follows: Wheat-Septeu Der, ts3tc Octo
Der. So; November, 10Hci Decemoer, IKE
10 Der 4l4c; May 444c Mess pork-1es-, 'Sl2 q
IS January, So 80. Lsrd-September So &
IS October SC IS; November $780, January s. 4
. Short rios-eeptember IS so; Octo6er IS D
% January Is6 IS. Cash quotations Flour e d a
rs ESQ; No 2 red FOX 970Ikc. No ,, corn AZ
3 Mess pork, per Dbl. SIS GOALS Is. Lar